Join us for a night filled with opera and famous show tunes sung by some of the SF Bay Area's best professional singers.
William and Welch Wines Main Tasting Room
837 Main St, Martinez, CA 94553
Performing Artists
Susan Gundunas, Soprano
Jessica Wan, Soprano
Tim Eischens, Baritone
Abraham Aviles-Scott, Tenor
Join us for a night filled with opera and famous show tunes sung by some of the SF Bay Area's best professional singers.
Performing Artists
Susan Gundunas, Soprano
Jessica Wan, Soprano
Majesty Scott, Soprano
Tim Eischens, Baritone
Abraham Aviles-Scott, Tenor
Jerome Lenk, Piano
Jessica Wan and Tim Eischens team up again to bring music to life, celebrating our 15+ years friendship and music-making partnership.
We’re excited to work with pianist Hiyas Hila on a program that spans from 19th century French art song to selections from Mozart’s The Magic Flute to lots of Sondheim.
Please RSVP early as the Maybeck Studio is an intimate space with limited seating.
Join us for a staged production that brings together highlights from two beloved musicals, “Into the Woods” and “Les Misérables”, with storytelling help by a local storyteller to help us all realize that levity can help us get through even the hardest of times.
Verdi Club, 2424 Mariposa Street, San Francisco
Drinks and hors d’oeuvres will be served at 4 PM, followed by the concert. Desserts are offered after the concert.
Ring in the springtime with a unique program featuring treasured songs and duets written for the voice and trumpet.
Soprano Jessica Wan, trumpeter Jason Park, and pianist Daniel Lockert will collaborate on pieces from the Baroque period to jazz to musical theatre – you'll be sure to hear some familiar pieces as well as newly-discovered treasures.
Four friends come together to tell stories about their lives, told through songs composed by the musical theatre masters of our time. You may laugh, you may cry. You'll hear some beautiful songs and interesting stories.
Starring:
Torey Bookstein
Dominic Lim
Len Moors
Jessica Wan
with Daniel Lockert on piano
Reserve seats at https://beautifulsongs.bpt.me
Four friends come together to tell stories about their lives, told through songs composed by the musical theatre masters of our time. You may laugh, you may cry. You'll hear some beautiful songs and interesting stories.
Starring:
Torey Bookstein
Dominic Lim
Len Moors
Jessica Wan
with Daniel Lockert on piano
Reserve seats at https://beautifulsongs.bpt.me
Tim and Jessica are back with their 3rd duo recital, this time with the fantastic Daniel Lockert on piano.
Program to be announced soon!
An eclectic program of solos, duets, and choral masterpieces from the 1500s to present day.
Art | Song Salon would like to kick off the New Year with our first event of the year, "Prism: The Lens Which We View Nature."
Following the talks in Paris addressing Climate Change, it seems clear that we will have to rely on one another's actions to turn the tide on climate change.
To bring forth a rich dialogue through Art and Music, we are honored to have Stephan Crawford, founder for the Climate Music Project (http://www.theclimatemusicproject.org/) speak to his collaboration with climate scientists, musicians, and composers to create climate data-inspired music-- with hopes to educate and engage the public on the shifting tides of climate change and what it means for us.
We are also excited to have Elizabeth Addison (http://elizabethaddison.com/), a current fellow of the Kala Art Institute in Berkeley talk about her nature and science-inpsired work as it relates to humankind. Her recent work are respond to a series of "big" dreams and their real-life locations.
Throughout the evening, Jessica Wan, soprano, and Tim Eischens, piano, will perform an eclectic program of songs by Chausson, Hahn, and Strauss to offer us yet another perspective as we discuss how the role of Art inpsires action and awareness around this very important topic.
Art | Song Salon: Hiraeth
Pacific Felt Factory (Cindy's new art studio), 19th x York, San Francisco
More details to come!
Excited to be a guest on this program!
An examination of the iconic Japanese composer through his chamber works, curated and performed by flutist Diane Grubbe, pianist Frank Johnson and guests. Largely self-taught but influenced by Debussy, Schoenberg, Messiaen and others, Takemitsu developed a unique style, blending elements of Western classical music and the sound of traditional Eastern instruments, in addition to serial music and musique concrete.
Trinity Chapel
2320 Dana Street, Berkeley, California
Admission prices for all concerts (unless otherwise noted):
$20 General
$15 Senior / Disabled / Student
No one will be turned away for lack of funds
To reserve a ticket call (510) 549-3864
Join me and seven other plucky ladies in a Kurt Weill cabaret show presented by Goat Hall Productions. We'll take you on a journey along a path of Desolation and Despair as the characters from Alcott's Little Women join a band of ladies down on their luck and on the run, fleeing from city to city on the road to Redemption. Scenes from The Threepenny Opera, Street Scene, and The Rise and Fall of Mahagonny.
Join me and seven other plucky ladies in a Kurt Weill cabaret show presented by Goat Hall Productions. We'll take you on a journey along a path of Desolation and Despair as the characters from Alcott's Little Women join a band of ladies down on their luck and on the run, fleeing from city to city on the road to Redemption. Scenes from The Threepenny Opera, Street Scene, and The Rise and Fall of Mahagonny.
http://liederalive.org/new/liederabend-series-201415/
I'll be singing with pianist Laura Dahl, violist Paul Yarbrough (Violist, Alexander String Quartet), and clarinetist Natalie Parker (Principal Clarinetist San Francisco Ballet Orchestra), in works by Schubert, Schumann, and Mahler. Composer Michael Kaulkin will write for us a new work for soprano, clarinet, viola and piano. The concert includes "Der Hirt auf dem Felsen" (The Shepherd on the Rock) and an arrangement of Mahler's "Wir geniessen die himmlischen freuden" (In heavenly pleasures we delight).
http://www.operaontap.org/san-francisco/
I'll be singing a light, fluffy trio and a creepy waltz!
Acclaimed painter Cindy Shih and I pair up to present internationally acclaimed installation artist Constantine Zlatev for a one-night only discussion of his "The Last Gun" installation. To inspire our discussion of power and its consequences, pianist Tim Eischens and I will present songs by Mozart, Schubert, and Strauss that look at power from a variety of perspectives: tragic, seemingly lighthearted, and reflective.
Join me and seven other plucky ladies in a Kurt Weill cabaret show presented by Goat Hall Productions. We'll take you on a journey along a path of Desolation and Despair as the characters from Alcott's Little Women join a band of ladies down on their luck and on the run, fleeing from city to city on the road to Redemption. Scenes from The Threepenny Opera, Street Scene, and The Rise and Fall of Mahagonny.
We are running an Indiegogo campaign for this show - please consider supporting us! http://igg.me/at/goathall
Join me and seven other plucky ladies in a Kurt Weill cabaret show presented by Goat Hall Productions. We'll take you on a journey along a path of Desolation and Despair as the characters from Alcott's Little Women join a band of ladies down on their luck and on the run, fleeing from city to city on the road to Redemption. Scenes from The Threepenny Opera, Street Scene, and The Rise and Fall of Mahagonny.
We are running an Indiegogo campaign for this show - please consider supporting us! http://igg.me/at/goathall
Maggie McGarry's, 1353 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133
Singers sing out of their fach (their voice type) and in costume, getting spooky just in time for Halloween. I'll be singing a tenor aria dressed as a corpse bride. A rollicking good time with opera and beer!
